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When children perform on a stage, they develop their self-esteem, manage their anxiety, enhance cognitive skills, and learn to be resilient from a show-must-go-on attitude. On Wednesday 31st March, our Y1-4 students entertained us with a stunning Performance Time concert. So many wonderful audition videos were submitted and it was a real pleasure to put together a programme to showcase students from each of the year groups, performing different styles...Read More

The international community gathered to preserve Thainess and celebrate the grandest festival in Thai culture – Songkran.DBS is committed to widen students’ perspectives globally, and at the same time, preserve Thai values within the community. On the last day of term 2 in the month of April, students and teachers, both Thai and international, enjoyed various Songkran activities led by our Thai Department.Activities included learning about Songkran’s history, participating in...Read More

E-sports can provide skill development of sportsmanship, communication, strategic thinking, cognitive functions to improve hand-eye coordination, visual ability, and concentration. The co-curricular focus at DBS is diverse, up-to-date, and student-centred. Five weeks ago, over 80 DBS students entered our first ever E-Games House Tournament, the mighty Mario Kart. Every week during lunchtimes, the numbers grew smaller and smaller as competitors fell by the wayside and were knocked out of the...Read More

Chess is an intense intellectually challenging game. It is a battle of minds where players develop their IQs, EQs as well as their problem-solving skill, planning skill, memory and concentration. The co-curricular activities are also our main focus to support students’ interest and talents beyond the classrooms. We are proud to announce the opening of our DBS Chess Centre. 15 dedicated tables of chess for our students to enjoy during...Read More